"I was about three when my mum first told me that my father, Ian Curtis - who died when I was one - was a singer, but it just seemed normal, like having an uncle who was a tradesman or whatever. I remember hearing Love Will Tear Us Apart on the radio and realising he was known in some way, but I never thought of him as famous. When I was growing up, neither myself nor my mother were in the public eye, and Joy Division were more cult than mainstream. The first time I heard their album Closer, I thought it was out of this world. I assumed all music was done with that level of style and intelligence. As I grew older, it was a shock to discover not everything was that amazing."
written by Natalie Curtis (via iankevincurtis)
(via s0nnets)
I still honestly don't understand why you don't like me or won't give me a chance? This isn't me like bitching but I genuinely don't get it asked by captainunawesome
Do you ever meet someone and instantly, you can feel how that relationship is going to play out? Well, honestly, I don’t feel anything more than friendship with you.
"People aren’t always what you want them to be. Sometimes they disappoint you or let you down, but you have to give them a chance first. You can’t just meet someone and expect them to be everything you’re looking for and then be angry when they’re not every hope and aspiration you projected onto them. It’s foolish to believe that someone will be what you imagine them to be. And sometimes, when you give them a chance, they turn out to be better than you imagined. Different, but better."
written by Chloe Rattay, Sacre Noir (via suavium)
(Source: jaegerjaques, via 1000littlejulias)
